Scholars from the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University Medical College found that if you have fatty liver and don't eat breakfast, the risk of cardiovascular death increases. The study included 9926 people who participated in the third national health and Nutrition Examination Survey, of which 3004 had fatty liver related to metabolic dysfunction. Among the residents with fatty liver, 50.3% eat breakfast every day, 29.7% sometimes eat breakfast, 13.2% rarely eat breakfast and 6.8% never eat breakfast. After 27 years of follow-up, it was found that if there was fatty liver and did not eat breakfast, the risk of cardiovascular death increased nearly twice. The risk of death from cerebrovascular disease increased by 4.5 times. In this study, if hepatic steatosis was found by abdominal ultrasound and accompanied by one of the following three conditions, it was diagnosed as fatty liver related to metabolic dysfunction: Overweight / obesity; There are metabolic abnormalities, such as waist circumference exceed the standard, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and evidence of prediabetes. Type 2 diabetes. (outlook new era)